lock and load gentlemen... remember to double tap.
Posted on 07/03/2013 3:09:17 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
The murder case against George Zimmerman is rapidly unraveling, due in large part to the compelling testimony of key witnesses. Ordinarily, there is nothing unusual about compelling testimony changing the course of a trial, but in this case it is witnesses presented by the prosecution that are bolstering the case for the defendant. Thus, with each passing day it is becoming more apparent that the real reason for bringing this case to trial was to assuage the media-driven concerns of the racial grievance industry, led by chief arsonists Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson. Shamefully aiding and abetting them is the racially polarized Justice Department led by Attorney General Eric Holder.
We begin with the witnesses. Billed as the state’s “star witness,” 19-year-old Rachel Jeantel, the last person to talk to Trayvon Martin before his death, proved to be a major embarrassment. If there is a racial element to this case, other than the prosecution’s unsubstantiated accusation that Zimmerman “profiled” Martin, Jeantel introduced it during her testimony. She revealed that Trayvon Martin had referred to Zimmerman as a “creepy-ass cracker,” even as she subsequently denied it was a racial term. Another compelling part of her testimony was in regard to a letter she had supposedly written to Martin’s mother describing the chain of events that led to Trayvon’s death. During questioning by defense attorney Don West, Jeantel was forced to admit that, despite signing it, she was incapable of reading the cursive script in which it was written.
West further grilled Jeantel about her inconsistent statements to police, and the discrepancies in her testimony. Jeantel blamed them on questions posed by law enforcement officials, and the lengths of the interviews. As to the omission of details, she claimed she was trying to spare the Martin family....
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Mm hmm. That's realistic. /s
She’s making a joke.
Jamie Farr was Klinger.
In other words... Jamie Foxx is so unknown that someone mistakes him for Jamie Farr :-)
The prosecution’s case now is so weak that the defense looks good day by day.
That nobody of any political stripe has stepped forward to denounce these remarks is a sad testament to “leadership” in the US.
What is a quitel? Not familiar.
Oh I forgot I misspelled the word aquitel.
The only people who need to go to jail are the prosecution and the judge.
The race industry lobbyist are not happy folks.
lock and load gentlemen... remember to double tap.
Isn't it against the law for inciting people to riot and commit mayhem??
If any of the scheme teamers from Jasmine Rand to Alvin Parks as much as open their mouths to complain they should be arrested for inciting a riot.
Jamie Fox is shockingly racist. He claims even the food served to the actors at films is racist.
Fried chicken? Racist. Or not fried chicken, trying to pretend you’re not racist.
You can’t win.
Thanks for that. I had no idea who a Jamie Foxx was.
Just watch those in the race industry go hysterical...Bet the rent..
“If the cracker’s head got split you must acquit.”
Oh, a French word? Am I mistaken? if not, please translate.
The prosecution is even failing to prove their case to the worst agitators out there.
They're going to just order some take out and bitch amongst themselves when he's acquitted.
Based upon the evidence to date the judge should, upon proper motion, take this case from the jury. She won’t. I will be amazed if Zimmerman is acquitted. The goal of a corrupt judicial system is to get Zimmerman into the general prison population where the “Brotha’s” will take care of him out in the prison yard.
Why are no political leaders on the right or left, black or white (or white latino) publically stating riots are not acceptable, especially in response to a trial? Constitutionalists certainly should be raising this key issue in advance. But so should anyone who truly cares about a civil society.
Oh Hell yeah. Riots are entertaining to us folks in the Appalachian hills. Ya’ll have at it.
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